Peppa Pig

Determined to help George locate his missing Mr Dinosaur, Mummy Pig decides to visit the local police station in the hope of finding a clue. She asks the officers whether anyone has turned the toy in, hoping they might have received it.

Police Station is a programme presented as an episode, falling under the genre of a short televised segment. It is listed simply as a “programme” and “episode” without any further classification, and it follows the familiar format of a self‑contained story. In this particular episode, Mummy Pig sets out to help her son George locate the missing Mr Dinosaur. She decides that the best place to start is the local police station, hoping that someone might have turned the toy in. Together they make their way to the station, where Mummy Pig asks the officers on duty whether anyone has handed in a missing dinosaur. The visit to the police station forms the core of the narrative. Mummy Pig’s approach is practical: she brings George directly to the front desk, explains the situation, and waits for a response. The officers listen attentively and check their records, offering the possibility that Mr Dinosaur could already be in their custody. The episode centres on the joint effort of Mummy Pig and George as they search for the lost toy. Their determination to find Mr Dinosaur drives the short storyline, highlighting Mummy Pig’s willingness to involve community resources in solving a simple, everyday problem.